Purpose:
• Inform myreader:
oHow each director uses their specific style
oAnalysis of how the directors portray certain themes and storylines in
their projects
oHow and why their specific style works well
oWill include places in the film industry that are offering work
experience to young people
• Entertain the reader by giving them information about the
movie style that the director uses in an entertaining way
• To promote a new film release
• To bring attention to new and upcoming movies that are similar
to the style of the featured director
4.
Genre and Form:
•Directorial magazine, which focuses on directors who have a very
specific style that is used in almost every one of their projects.
o However, this would change with each magazine issue released
• 50 pages in each issue
o Internal pages will be matte and the front and back covers will be glossy
• Price:
o £6.99 printed, £4.99 online
o £59.99 annual subscription offer (only available online)
o Option to subscribe for a free newsletter
5.
Content:
• Analysis offeatured director's movies and style
• Reviews from viewers
• Interview with the director to talk about new or upcoming
projects that they are working on
• Work experience offers for young people who want to go
into the film industry
• Promotion of independent films that are similar to the
featured director's style
6.
New film releaseand North London
independent company:
• The new film that my magazine will
be promoting is called 'The House on
Wisteria Row'
• It is a short, mystery film that is
produced by North Harley Films
7.
Target audience:
• Primary:
oTeenagersbetween the ages of 14-20, especially if they would like
to work in the film industry
• Secondary:
oNot specific since the featured director changes with each
magazine release
Budget:
My budget is£20,000.
The total costs of the
resources, personnel,
and others add to be
£18,414.08, which
leaves me with a
contingency of
£1585.92, which is
useful if anything were
to go wrong, or if
anyone / anything was
to be needed for an
12.
Distribution:
• Supermarkets
• Localnewsagents
• Some cinema chains in
North London
• Will be available
internationally but only in
digital form
13.
Marketing methods:
• Socialmedia apps:
oInstagram
oTikTok
oYouTube
• Cinema chains:
oEveryman – as there are many located in
North London
• Billboards in the London Underground
• North London film festival – Collective
Film Festival
14.
Title and Font:
•The title of my magazine is 'Director's Cut'
• I have chosen this font because it is eye-catching and may
stand out against other magazine covers
15.
Sketched Layouts: FrontCover
• Masthead – biggest font on the
page, draws attention to it,
positioned at the top
• Puff – brings attention to what is in
it
• Z pattern – shows how we read the
text meaning people will read the
coverlines
• At the bottom of the page, in
between the QR and Barcode are
the links to the website, Instagram,
and TikTok pages
16.
Sketched Layouts: DoublePage
Spread
• Article title is at the
top and the biggest
font on the page.
• There is no writing
in the gutter line to
ensure that it can
be read properly
• Images all link to
the article
Article ideas:
• Analysisof the featured director's movies and style
• Reviews of their movies
• Interview with the featured director to talk about any new or
upcoming projects that they have
• What has inspired the director to make their movies in their
specific style
• Work experience offered for young people that want to go into
film making and directing
• Movies by independent companies that are similar to the
featured director's
Existing examples ofmagazines in
competition:
There is a gap in the market for director-based magazines, meaning there are no
magazines that mine is directly in competition with. However, it is still in competition
with other film magazines, as most film related magazines have similar article topics.
• Empire:
• Includes similar articles,
such as reviews and
interviews with directors
• Also includes interviews
with actors and movie
news.
• £59.99 annually – 13 issues
• Total film:
• Includes in depth articles on
major films, movie news,
reviews of new releases, star
interviews, on set reports, and
a home entertainment guide
• £50.49 annually - £3.99 each
• No printed magazine released
anymore